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  • World's First Sign Language Gospel Movie Premieres in June

    The world's first sign language Gospel movie premiered on June 20, offering 70 million deaf individuals the opportunity to learn about the story of Jesus through sign language, providing a groundbreaking new way for the deaf community to experience the story of Jesus.

    World's First Sign Language Gospel Movie Premieres in June
  • Moltmann's Passing: From Prisoner of War to Theologian

    Renowned German Reformed theologian Jürgen Moltmann passed away on June 3 at his home in Tübingen, Germany, at the age of 98. During World War II, Moltmann was taken as a prisoner of war, and the laments in the Book of Psalms inspired his faith. His theology of hope later reconstructed the Christian eschatological view, profoundly influencing contemporary and Chinese theology. During his lifetime, he visited Hong Kong and mainland China to give lectures.

  • China's National Security Law Enacted in Hong Kong, Overriding 'One Country, Two Systems'

    China's President Xi Jinping has signed into law a controversial national security legislation for Hong Kong on Monday, according to Xinhua News Agency. The law was passed without consultation and oversight by Hong Kong's Legislative Council, overriding the principle of 'one country, two systems' in the Basic Law.

    China's National Security Law Enacted in Hong Kong, Overriding 'One Country, Two Systems'
  • Rev. Francis C. Choi: To My Father who Just Arrived in Heaven

    Mr. Choi Hung, father of Rev. Francis Choi, passed away on April 23, 2020. He was 91 years old. His faithfulness, passion, and dedication to God was manifested in his tender love for his own family and for his church. Rev. Francis Choi would like to express his love and reverence for his father through the following letter to him who just arrived in heaven.

    Rev. Francis C. Choi: To My Father who Just Arrived in Heaven
  • Tens of Thousands HK Christians Gathered Online for Tiananmen Prayer Vigil

    Tens of thousands of Christians in Hong Kong gathered online and offline at various locations to commemorate the 31st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre with prayer and worship.

    Tens of Thousands HK Christians Gathered Online for Tiananmen Prayer Vigil